In the last 500 years, so much has been said about Mona Lisa and her mysterious aura. Today, we turned to ChatGPT to see what it had to say about her.
We then used ChatGPT’s phrases on Mona Lisa and created a Motiva out of it.

Here’s what happened.

The world of architecture is constantly evolving and adapting to the needs and desires of the people.

The trends we’ve outlined are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible and creating innovative and dynamic spaces to live and work. Whether it’s through the use of new materials, the incorporation of wellness, or the focus on sustainability and accessibility.

Art continually pushes boundaries. Defining what qualifies as ‘art’ has always been a complex issue. Today, AI-powered software could potentially change the way we look at art and challenge its authenticity.

This year Motiva established itself as ‘Philosophical Art’ and embarked on a thrilling journey.
Along the way, we accomplished significant milestones, formed rewarding partnerships, made worthwhile memories, and met some great people.

Here are some key highlights that defined 2022 for us.

We spoke to Federico Babina about his latest style of work, his combined love for architecture and illustration, and his collaboration with Motiva called ‘Anima’.

For the first time, Motiva presented a wide collection of Motivas for visitors to view in person at Design London 2022.
Visitors were enthralled as the quotes appeared on the artwork in front of their eyes.

Motiva adds a new dimension to visual art by creating ‘philosophical art’, the first of its kind. Integrating art with words that dramatically light up to form a series of inspiring quotes, creates a new language for creators, artists, and thought leaders alike.

What do you do with your money when you are the world’s most successful investor? If you’re Warren Buffett, you give it away. Buffett’s latest charitable endeavor was in collaboration with Motiva where a one-of-a-kind Warren Buffett Motiva was put up for auction. The auction raised a grand sum of $75,100 that was donated to Girls Inc.of Omaha, a favorite non-profit agency of the Buffett family.

Partnering with charitable organizations and nonprofits is a great way to pursue Motiva’s passion for making a difference in the world. At Motiva, we believe that we have the potential to create social change. We aim to have a certain impact on not just the lives of individuals but also on communities.

An original illustration was created by Malika exclusively for Motiva. The visual metaphor represents a woman associated with a bird taking flight. This minimal yet powerful illustration is complemented by a careful selection of her favorite quotes from remarkable women such as Maya Angelou, Toni Morrison, Calamity Jane, and a few others.